Another casualty of federal research cuts? Students who want to be scientists
By MIKHAIL ZINSHTEYN This spring, the National Institutes of Health quietly began terminating programs at scores of colleges that prepared promising undergraduate…
By MIKHAIL ZINSHTEYN This spring, the National Institutes of Health quietly began terminating programs at scores of colleges that prepared promising undergraduate…
By AMY ELISABETH MOORE Since 2022, California has been offering free lunches to all students in elementary through high school. But once…
By KRISTEN HWANG Six months after California voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot initiative that increases the pay of doctors treating Medi-Cal patients,…
By YUE STELLA YU Staring down a $12 billion budget deficit, Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed steep cuts to California’s health care services and public…
The San Bernardino County Office of Homeless Services hosted a Homelessness Prevention Resource Fair last week to offer financial assistance, case management…
By Jon Coupal Opposition to California’s high-speed rail project keeps mounting. What began as a $10 billion bond measure to fund a…
The SUN Bucks program returns this summer! Low-income families can ensure their children have adequate nutrition while school is out with California…
By BEN CHRISTOPHER As lawmakers scramble to turbocharge post-fire recovery efforts in Los Angeles and to tackle a housing shortage across the…
By Connor Forbes Breakfast is an often-overlooked meal in my mind. At least for me. I don’t find it a substantial meal…
“Mental illness is not a crime” has become a rallying cry for improving the treatment of people in crisis. As the health…